Under this method a ship is chartered for a one-way voyage between specific ports with a specified cargo at a negotiated rate of freight.
Here I hear of yachts being chartered for a million dollars a week; just the gas they use would be enough to educate refugee children for a year".
The argument that preceded the killing erupted among people debarking the Atlantica, which had been chartered for a party but which never left Pier 17.
This historical novel veers between tragic and comic as it tells of the colonial genocide of the Tasmanians and of a colorful Manx smuggler, Illiam Quillian Kewley, whose ship is chartered for a expedition to the island by an eccentric philanthropist searching for the Garden of Eden.
At the height of the country's woes, deluxe taxis could be chartered for less than $10 a day, and rooms at the Shangri-La in Jakarta, with its marble-clad health club, could be had for under $100.
A Panamax ship could be chartered for $20,000$50,000 per day, and a Capesize for $40,000$70,000 per day.
When a sufficient number have been collected here, a ship is chartered, for the purpose of conveying the forlorn crew to Mobile, or to New Or-leans.
If a plane is chartered for 300 hours per year, annual operation costs can be halved.
On the dedication day, a boat is chartered for friends and family to observe the reef ball as it is placed in the reef where it will become an established habitat.
Take in that view from a boat, which can be chartered here for a song.
